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Capturing and Deploying Image in Windows

## Capturing image ##
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Sysprep
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Boot From WinPe
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Capture Image Using "ImageX"       ### Quick Steps ###
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Save the image
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**Identify or select the system from which you want to capture a Windows Operating System image.
**Use SYSPREP to prepare the system for capture.
**Run "C:\Windows\System32\Sysprep\Sysprep.exe" and select the "generalize" and "shutdown" options.
**Turn off the PC.
2,Create Pre-Execution bootable media using the COPYPE command on the technician PC (with WAIK or ADK).
** Boot the system with the OS to be captured using the newly created PE media.
**The system should boot to the Command prompt for PE, identified as "X:\".
**Prepare the media location to which the image will be captured.
-Map a Network Drive or
-Prepare a CD or DVD or USB device to hold the image or
-Select an alternate partition on the host system on which to write the ".wim" image file. (NOT the C: drive).
-Note the letter for the image capture. We will call it "W" but you may use any letter or path you desire other than "X:" or "C:".
-Also note the letter for "ImageX.exe" say "E:\".
3, Run "ImageX" with the capture command
" E:\Imagex /capture C:\ W:\myimage.wim "My Capture Image" ".
**Choose your own .wim file name.
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